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Chicago examiner vol vil no 27 a m : thursday january 21 1909 14 pages pricf onf cfnt delivered by carrier rr\.lv_.c vjinc c.in i . 30 cents per month sixty=seven die by fire and water in unprecedented lake disaster flames follow explosion lls caught in firetrap 2 miles from shore i tug t t morford departing with its first load of dead and injured from the burning crib victims leap into lake every survivor injured temporary crib of george w jackson co constructing new lake tunnel at 71st street is scene of worst horror Chicago has known since iroquois theater fire cling to ice floes till saved tug t t iworford quick to the rescue picks up half-drowned and partly burned men others benumbed slip back into the water and drown 52 sacks of chaired dead are brought ashore sixty-seven men died in the great disaster at the interme diate crib two miles out in lake michigan yesterday forty-eight bodies have been recovered and it is known that many others arc beneath the surface of the lake all the rescued have been tabulated the sixty-seven are unaccounted i there is no i upe t t ial they might have escaped exact identification will probably never be made of many of the bodies for most of them are headless burned and dismem bered they are aji in murphy's morgue in south Chicago th â€”, missing are regarded as dead since all the rescued are accounted i for and there is no place about th scene of the holocaust where i a man who has not yet bee-i sived can survive mjm i'ear that a score fi men were trapped in the tunnel 160 fee i below the level was dispelled througe the heroism of city em i ployes who risked their lives by descending through the shaft it ; was found that two workmen only were in the depths below the crib one of these was rescued unconscious from the foul a ; r despite the hours of air pumping the other was dead gus rolson employed at the sixty-second street crib volun teered to make the perilous descent the shaft was choked with smoldering beams he put on a tarpaulin and was lowered on a metal rope when he failed to answer the calls from above he was hoisted up unconscious from the fumes x 1 city diver descends into shaft captain daniel donovan a city diver then arrived with his j rubber suit his helmet was fitted with 100 feet of suction hose 1 and he descended he dragged the beams apart with his gloved m ! hands and finally cleared the tunnel at a signal from the divei j george curis and william mcelheuny descended in a bucket b in the eye of the shaft his lips pressed close to the comfl pressed air pipe that had been feeding him life-saving air for^b i eight hours was found nathan fuldt a workman who lives at 163 twenty-fifth street ht was taken to the surface where the rush of air rendered him unconscious he was taken to the south chi cago hospital and his condition is grave fifty feet farther down the shaft was found a negro driller dead his name was not discovered but in his pocket was a tag numbered 468 by which he may be identified an element of doubt still stands as to the fate of five men i who were seen by a street car conductor at sundown floating in ! the lake off thirty-first street on a block of ice the fire tug illi nois was hurried there and tlie little steamer never traveled faster but darkness hung over the water long before the searcn ers arrived hallooing through megaphones brought no response little chance to save floating men's lives the rescuers of yesterday who have learned the effects of the^^i i exposure and the treachery of ice cakes as life raft that iii i the five men were afloat at the time they were reported seen they have scarcely a chance for life as against the chances of freezing ito death or slipping into the water to drown in the face of this horror jter the conscious rescued had been interviewed and statements had been taken from the officials of george w jackson inc the companv that directed lhe work at the crib the authorities were unable last night tc reach a con , elusion as to the cause of the fire that destroyed the crib and the i explosion that preceded it nor has the responsibility been fixed it is certain that adequate precautions to save life in case lof such an occurrence had not been provided survivors say there was only one dooi on the second floor where seventy men ' were shut in by fire only this exit and the narrow windows af forded escape county and city officials pledged themselves last night to bring the facts to light and to discover who is responsible ior the j holocaust Â«. ! schuettler salys police will inyestigaue assistant chief schuettler in temporary command of the po j lice department said : this is the worst disaster c hicago has known f ince the iro quois theater fire i will use every man in the department if nee drop higinbotham as museum head ten year row over ayer's dismissal said to be the real cause the action of the board of trus tees of the field museum of natural history in retiring me from the presidency of the hoard after a service of almost twelve years came as a very great surprise to me it is almost needless for me to say that i feel aggrieved and hurt at the action i am much disap pointed in the trustees haÃŸlow n higinbotham there is no dissension in the hoard of trustees of the field mu seum of natural history every thing is harmonious there will be no change in policy in the conduct of the institution the trustees were a unit in deciding that the time had come for the election of another man in mr higinbotham's p\ace."-trvsteb george e adams the election of stanley field nephew of the late marshall field founder and larg est contributor to the museum which bears bis name as president of the board of trustees of the museum to succeed harlow n hlginbotham selected for the position by mr field has brought to light a sore epot that has existed in the governing body of the museum for ten years or more and which time has failed to heal row started over ayer the sore spot was the retirement of ed ward e ayer from the presidency of the board of trustees of the museum it bas been said that this action was taken by marshall field himself present members of the board some of them at least deuy this mr higinbotham says the statement virtually is correct now mr ayer re turns to power in the conduct of the affairs of the museum as chairman of the admin istration committee brought into being at the same meeting that retired mr higin botham mr ayer's resignation fiom the presi dency of ti>e museum was voluntary said trustee watson blair last night he was president for the first five years but he re signed when he began lo travel and could no longer attend to the museum's affairs mr ayer did not resign said mr hig inbotham i was elected president of the board to succeed him at mr field's re qnest ever since that time there has been a sore spot existiug but ! want it to be understood the spot was not of my mak ing mr higinbotham from bis home in jniiei talked freely about the affairs of the field museum last night the field museum of natural history i Taft greets oil king at banquet with boast of day's golf achievement rockefeller ignores subtle challenge by regretting inability to hear presi dent-elect's open air speech augusta ga jan 20 while john d rockefeller and president-elect Taft have been guests at the same hotel sin monday it was not until tonight at a banquet given to mr Taft by the local chamber of commerce at which mr rock efeller was an honor guest that the two were formally presented to each other mr rockefeller reached the hotel some time before mr Taft and wag holding an informal reception in the lobby when the Taft party arrived manager woods of the hotel took mr rockefeller by the hand and formally presented him to mr Taft judge Taft in his usual smiling good-natured manner said : how do you do mr rockefeller 1 made the course to-day in 88 mr rockefeller did not reply to this golf ing sally of the president-elect but apologized for not being able to get near enough to mr Taft to-day to hear his public address delivered in the open to the people of augusta he said i regret very much that i was not able to hear you but it was impossible for me to get within hearing distance the two were soon parted by friends pushing forward and shaking the hand of the president-elect but later in the even ing the oil king and judge Taft had a short talk it was announced some time ago that mr rockefeller and mr Taft would play a golf match before the latter left augusta but it is uuderstood the match has been called off price of gary land is raised 33 1-3 per cent gary ind jan 20 owing to the loca tion of the american locomotive works at gary and the completion of the rirst unit at the steel mills the gary bond company a subsidiary of the united states steel corporation which jwns 9,000 acres of land in gary to-day ad vanced the price of business and residence lets 3 1-3 per cent the information wa given out a few days ago of the proposed advance and the company's office was be sieged with buyers over 175 lots were disposed of all the property on broad way and fifth avenue has been taken off the market john w gates son 130,000 morse victim new york jau 20 charles g gates son of john w gales is the latest victim of high bnane.-c to bring xuii against charles w morse now in the tombs the papers in the suit will be bled next monday by byrpe & ulcheon who rep ' ent mr gates if if another case iu which mr morse sold stock gnaranteeiuc to take it back if ii did not co up within i certain time the papers do not say whether the stock was lee f shipbuilding but thej state that young gates lost 130,000 morse's interests arc looked after by gilford hobbs & beard arnold daly fights duel is whipped actor and ex-manager battle 20 minutes with skin tight gloves the puguaciejus arnold baly fought a duel â€” lists were the weapons â€” with hi for mer stage manager hamilton mott iu a private room iu the sherman bouse last night to-day as a result of the encouutcr so licited on the actor's part daly is under the care of dr arthur kavanaugh house physician at the sherman house daly is nursing two blackened eyes and is other wise battered up as a result of contact with the fists of mott said fists being en cased in skin tight gloves up to yesterday mott had been lhe stage manager of the production of the strong people formerly the pickpockets in which daly is appearing as the star at the grand opera house mott il is said took umbrage at the star delivering orders to him through his valet fight in dressing room there were high words in daly's dressing i room at the matinee performance yesterday afternoon a few blows were struck but star and stage manager were separated be fore much damage was done by ambrose miller manager of the company daly was in a towering rage mott felt aggrieved especially as he drew a notice of dismissal immediately after the en counter mott retired to his hoiel and forthwith indited a challenge to the jfugnacious mr daly it was accepted instanter lust night after the performance daiy went to the sherman house the mentone originally had been delegated as the scene of the encounter telephone mott to come down here said kmnict corrigan nn actor in daly's company to the star here arc the keys to my room it ls large and you can go as long as you want to â– three persons as witnesses mott appeared soon after daly had tele phoned him in accordance with corrlgan's suggestion the principals with corrigan and gordon johnstone also an actor in the daly company as seconds and with man ager miller as referee repaired to corrl gan's room . daly and mott stripped to the waist tbey drew on ordinary street walking gloves over their tends and went at it the fray lasted for twenty minutes it was lively all the way through al the end of that time daly allowed ithat bis honor bad been satisfied mott amnarked and ready to carry the battle further pleaded for oue mate round the referee decided with daly really nothing don't you know said daly after it was all over if they'd only have let me finish it up :< rustically commented mott death list of lake horror the dead and missing no hope is he'd out that any of these escaped they may be among the bodies recovered but unidentified or they were drowned in trying to escape the flames anderson j i barnots j ' | bascoobur b j bird r | bodell c i blake peter engineer j brennan t | connolly t 5 convey t < connell j 481 w 27th st j convel j | cassidy m - , | coles james 4632 dearborn st 5 daladenis j j driscoll j nipper \ faddy j < gavel t > hanson t driller i huek f 5 jennings edward elevator i man 21 years old 768 21st st $ johnson ivor diver 75th st and \ coles av j johnson andrew 76th st and ? coles av s king j \ kelley j driller's helper j kelley 0 elevator man ? kelley william carpenter j keller william hoisting engl > neer 6810 wabash v j krater charles ' 5 kilcoyne a i lynch p 5 lucas j \ m'gee edward < mitchell g tramway operator ) miller j driller's helper < m'cauley albert hoisting en 5 glneer south Chicago i mulholland j 32 years old 5 8813 superior av i miller f 5 the inj miazason petbb 126 w erie st .< box.xxtski p 85 years old 8608 col ) fax av face and hand a burned ( boyd sobebt 3701 x>a balle st ) bruce otis 130 green st ( cahill geobge 2812 bonflold av s callahas thomas 113 92d st ) doanelly james crib s faujjtz v drill foreman 86 sth av j raawkltbt eens.y 6111 armour av < jabilasjtck fbed 8840 escan ( aha av ) gogght richard crib ' goggz2t wixiiiiaht city inspector ( ' green t 57 years old 655 plonrnoy < st hands and face burner j harrison joseph 45 years old j 1321 liill av faoe tramed j hcsman homer 303 armour nv } jennings henry 46 years old vt ) 18th st and trumbull av hands i and face bnr-oed i jozlnson saifh 2644 state at i johnson s 2809 z salle st < xing james 2916 state st ' s lsi james 3717 porest av ) k'deskoit 466 w 18th st } k'gowan thomas 23 26th st } meyers charles cage oper ator 38 years old 47th st and center av mullaney charles pumping operator 42 years old 1800 w 18th st m'phiney john laborer m'phiney patrick macdonald r e timekeeper 595 s kedzie av neilson george 73d st and coles av nickson m mucker o'connor barney foreman powers t foreman padlik john laborer 32 years purcell john 32d st and archer av patterson c driller's helper pfister j carpenter's helper old canal st reynolds william 4632 dear born st stankus t soe c mucker shodisk m driller's helper stevens g mucker foreman skinner edward driller stevenson john 75th st and railroad av schneitz or schiefs john la borer 71st st and s Chicago av sullivan john 47 years old 33d st near flsk st swanson carl laborer 23 years old 9122 houston av scott edward 63d st and ar mour av thorp john cook 55 years old tabeunis f mucker 317 e 41st st tomasa j driller thomas f driller white michael 30 years old 94th and ewing sts yandrolus w lured mmilmn moss crib mampaii john 1010 w 53th et mabioh hebmapt flainvllle lu meeds edward 3811 armour rt messenos j 97 commonwealth av killiie ziooan 3156 jva salle st bto&ah f 6434 jackson park av mre thomas pontiac lu oqlgbby moses 29 years old ovebet boss forsythe ga ffeifeb lee 3958 x.a salle st power thomas sbo2 princeton av pbbtob fbakk 7300 morgan st bedmo2td james 5210 armour av bedmohd 8 3814 dearborn st rose charl33 scaefeb james bismarok n d sevahsoh 0 133 w madison st shobt wa&teb 3334 state st skzhheb ed 4633 dearborn st 9hgkt d 31 years old 3609 prince ton av face ana bands burned - bobbell chaeles 352 honore av stjmmebs wm 3158 a saue st tookey michaex 339 Illinois st walters fred 51 halsted st wobthqtqton a 533 armour av continued on 4th page 2d column â€” h /â– â– "â– jn eather forecast j icago and vicinity cioudy p nd possible showers m resh and brisk northwest winds yf riday fair hm h winners all m kn advertisers who avail them f f'vap selves of the examiner want r j jm phone main 5000 m

Chicago examiner vol vil no 27 a m : thursday january 21 1909 14 pages pricf onf cfnt delivered by carrier rr\.lv_.c vjinc c.in i . 30 cents per month sixty=seven die by fire and water in unprecedented lake disaster flames follow explosion lls caught in firetrap 2 miles from shore i tug t t morford departing with its first load of dead and injured from the burning crib victims leap into lake every survivor injured temporary crib of george w jackson co constructing new lake tunnel at 71st street is scene of worst horror Chicago has known since iroquois theater fire cling to ice floes till saved tug t t iworford quick to the rescue picks up half-drowned and partly burned men others benumbed slip back into the water and drown 52 sacks of chaired dead are brought ashore sixty-seven men died in the great disaster at the interme diate crib two miles out in lake michigan yesterday forty-eight bodies have been recovered and it is known that many others arc beneath the surface of the lake all the rescued have been tabulated the sixty-seven are unaccounted i there is no i upe t t ial they might have escaped exact identification will probably never be made of many of the bodies for most of them are headless burned and dismem bered they are aji in murphy's morgue in south Chicago th â€”, missing are regarded as dead since all the rescued are accounted i for and there is no place about th scene of the holocaust where i a man who has not yet bee-i sived can survive mjm i'ear that a score fi men were trapped in the tunnel 160 fee i below the level was dispelled througe the heroism of city em i ployes who risked their lives by descending through the shaft it ; was found that two workmen only were in the depths below the crib one of these was rescued unconscious from the foul a ; r despite the hours of air pumping the other was dead gus rolson employed at the sixty-second street crib volun teered to make the perilous descent the shaft was choked with smoldering beams he put on a tarpaulin and was lowered on a metal rope when he failed to answer the calls from above he was hoisted up unconscious from the fumes x 1 city diver descends into shaft captain daniel donovan a city diver then arrived with his j rubber suit his helmet was fitted with 100 feet of suction hose 1 and he descended he dragged the beams apart with his gloved m ! hands and finally cleared the tunnel at a signal from the divei j george curis and william mcelheuny descended in a bucket b in the eye of the shaft his lips pressed close to the comfl pressed air pipe that had been feeding him life-saving air for^b i eight hours was found nathan fuldt a workman who lives at 163 twenty-fifth street ht was taken to the surface where the rush of air rendered him unconscious he was taken to the south chi cago hospital and his condition is grave fifty feet farther down the shaft was found a negro driller dead his name was not discovered but in his pocket was a tag numbered 468 by which he may be identified an element of doubt still stands as to the fate of five men i who were seen by a street car conductor at sundown floating in ! the lake off thirty-first street on a block of ice the fire tug illi nois was hurried there and tlie little steamer never traveled faster but darkness hung over the water long before the searcn ers arrived hallooing through megaphones brought no response little chance to save floating men's lives the rescuers of yesterday who have learned the effects of the^^i i exposure and the treachery of ice cakes as life raft that iii i the five men were afloat at the time they were reported seen they have scarcely a chance for life as against the chances of freezing ito death or slipping into the water to drown in the face of this horror jter the conscious rescued had been interviewed and statements had been taken from the officials of george w jackson inc the companv that directed lhe work at the crib the authorities were unable last night tc reach a con , elusion as to the cause of the fire that destroyed the crib and the i explosion that preceded it nor has the responsibility been fixed it is certain that adequate precautions to save life in case lof such an occurrence had not been provided survivors say there was only one dooi on the second floor where seventy men ' were shut in by fire only this exit and the narrow windows af forded escape county and city officials pledged themselves last night to bring the facts to light and to discover who is responsible ior the j holocaust Â«. ! schuettler salys police will inyestigaue assistant chief schuettler in temporary command of the po j lice department said : this is the worst disaster c hicago has known f ince the iro quois theater fire i will use every man in the department if nee drop higinbotham as museum head ten year row over ayer's dismissal said to be the real cause the action of the board of trus tees of the field museum of natural history in retiring me from the presidency of the hoard after a service of almost twelve years came as a very great surprise to me it is almost needless for me to say that i feel aggrieved and hurt at the action i am much disap pointed in the trustees haÃŸlow n higinbotham there is no dissension in the hoard of trustees of the field mu seum of natural history every thing is harmonious there will be no change in policy in the conduct of the institution the trustees were a unit in deciding that the time had come for the election of another man in mr higinbotham's p\ace."-trvsteb george e adams the election of stanley field nephew of the late marshall field founder and larg est contributor to the museum which bears bis name as president of the board of trustees of the museum to succeed harlow n hlginbotham selected for the position by mr field has brought to light a sore epot that has existed in the governing body of the museum for ten years or more and which time has failed to heal row started over ayer the sore spot was the retirement of ed ward e ayer from the presidency of the board of trustees of the museum it bas been said that this action was taken by marshall field himself present members of the board some of them at least deuy this mr higinbotham says the statement virtually is correct now mr ayer re turns to power in the conduct of the affairs of the museum as chairman of the admin istration committee brought into being at the same meeting that retired mr higin botham mr ayer's resignation fiom the presi dency of ti>e museum was voluntary said trustee watson blair last night he was president for the first five years but he re signed when he began lo travel and could no longer attend to the museum's affairs mr ayer did not resign said mr hig inbotham i was elected president of the board to succeed him at mr field's re qnest ever since that time there has been a sore spot existiug but ! want it to be understood the spot was not of my mak ing mr higinbotham from bis home in jniiei talked freely about the affairs of the field museum last night the field museum of natural history i Taft greets oil king at banquet with boast of day's golf achievement rockefeller ignores subtle challenge by regretting inability to hear presi dent-elect's open air speech augusta ga jan 20 while john d rockefeller and president-elect Taft have been guests at the same hotel sin monday it was not until tonight at a banquet given to mr Taft by the local chamber of commerce at which mr rock efeller was an honor guest that the two were formally presented to each other mr rockefeller reached the hotel some time before mr Taft and wag holding an informal reception in the lobby when the Taft party arrived manager woods of the hotel took mr rockefeller by the hand and formally presented him to mr Taft judge Taft in his usual smiling good-natured manner said : how do you do mr rockefeller 1 made the course to-day in 88 mr rockefeller did not reply to this golf ing sally of the president-elect but apologized for not being able to get near enough to mr Taft to-day to hear his public address delivered in the open to the people of augusta he said i regret very much that i was not able to hear you but it was impossible for me to get within hearing distance the two were soon parted by friends pushing forward and shaking the hand of the president-elect but later in the even ing the oil king and judge Taft had a short talk it was announced some time ago that mr rockefeller and mr Taft would play a golf match before the latter left augusta but it is uuderstood the match has been called off price of gary land is raised 33 1-3 per cent gary ind jan 20 owing to the loca tion of the american locomotive works at gary and the completion of the rirst unit at the steel mills the gary bond company a subsidiary of the united states steel corporation which jwns 9,000 acres of land in gary to-day ad vanced the price of business and residence lets 3 1-3 per cent the information wa given out a few days ago of the proposed advance and the company's office was be sieged with buyers over 175 lots were disposed of all the property on broad way and fifth avenue has been taken off the market john w gates son 130,000 morse victim new york jau 20 charles g gates son of john w gales is the latest victim of high bnane.-c to bring xuii against charles w morse now in the tombs the papers in the suit will be bled next monday by byrpe & ulcheon who rep ' ent mr gates if if another case iu which mr morse sold stock gnaranteeiuc to take it back if ii did not co up within i certain time the papers do not say whether the stock was lee f shipbuilding but thej state that young gates lost 130,000 morse's interests arc looked after by gilford hobbs & beard arnold daly fights duel is whipped actor and ex-manager battle 20 minutes with skin tight gloves the puguaciejus arnold baly fought a duel â€” lists were the weapons â€” with hi for mer stage manager hamilton mott iu a private room iu the sherman bouse last night to-day as a result of the encouutcr so licited on the actor's part daly is under the care of dr arthur kavanaugh house physician at the sherman house daly is nursing two blackened eyes and is other wise battered up as a result of contact with the fists of mott said fists being en cased in skin tight gloves up to yesterday mott had been lhe stage manager of the production of the strong people formerly the pickpockets in which daly is appearing as the star at the grand opera house mott il is said took umbrage at the star delivering orders to him through his valet fight in dressing room there were high words in daly's dressing i room at the matinee performance yesterday afternoon a few blows were struck but star and stage manager were separated be fore much damage was done by ambrose miller manager of the company daly was in a towering rage mott felt aggrieved especially as he drew a notice of dismissal immediately after the en counter mott retired to his hoiel and forthwith indited a challenge to the jfugnacious mr daly it was accepted instanter lust night after the performance daiy went to the sherman house the mentone originally had been delegated as the scene of the encounter telephone mott to come down here said kmnict corrigan nn actor in daly's company to the star here arc the keys to my room it ls large and you can go as long as you want to â– three persons as witnesses mott appeared soon after daly had tele phoned him in accordance with corrlgan's suggestion the principals with corrigan and gordon johnstone also an actor in the daly company as seconds and with man ager miller as referee repaired to corrl gan's room . daly and mott stripped to the waist tbey drew on ordinary street walking gloves over their tends and went at it the fray lasted for twenty minutes it was lively all the way through al the end of that time daly allowed ithat bis honor bad been satisfied mott amnarked and ready to carry the battle further pleaded for oue mate round the referee decided with daly really nothing don't you know said daly after it was all over if they'd only have let me finish it up :< rustically commented mott death list of lake horror the dead and missing no hope is he'd out that any of these escaped they may be among the bodies recovered but unidentified or they were drowned in trying to escape the flames anderson j i barnots j ' | bascoobur b j bird r | bodell c i blake peter engineer j brennan t | connolly t 5 convey t < connell j 481 w 27th st j convel j | cassidy m - , | coles james 4632 dearborn st 5 daladenis j j driscoll j nipper \ faddy j < gavel t > hanson t driller i huek f 5 jennings edward elevator i man 21 years old 768 21st st $ johnson ivor diver 75th st and \ coles av j johnson andrew 76th st and ? coles av s king j \ kelley j driller's helper j kelley 0 elevator man ? kelley william carpenter j keller william hoisting engl > neer 6810 wabash v j krater charles ' 5 kilcoyne a i lynch p 5 lucas j \ m'gee edward < mitchell g tramway operator ) miller j driller's helper < m'cauley albert hoisting en 5 glneer south Chicago i mulholland j 32 years old 5 8813 superior av i miller f 5 the inj miazason petbb 126 w erie st .< box.xxtski p 85 years old 8608 col ) fax av face and hand a burned ( boyd sobebt 3701 x>a balle st ) bruce otis 130 green st ( cahill geobge 2812 bonflold av s callahas thomas 113 92d st ) doanelly james crib s faujjtz v drill foreman 86 sth av j raawkltbt eens.y 6111 armour av < jabilasjtck fbed 8840 escan ( aha av ) gogght richard crib ' goggz2t wixiiiiaht city inspector ( ' green t 57 years old 655 plonrnoy < st hands and face burner j harrison joseph 45 years old j 1321 liill av faoe tramed j hcsman homer 303 armour nv } jennings henry 46 years old vt ) 18th st and trumbull av hands i and face bnr-oed i jozlnson saifh 2644 state at i johnson s 2809 z salle st < xing james 2916 state st ' s lsi james 3717 porest av ) k'deskoit 466 w 18th st } k'gowan thomas 23 26th st } meyers charles cage oper ator 38 years old 47th st and center av mullaney charles pumping operator 42 years old 1800 w 18th st m'phiney john laborer m'phiney patrick macdonald r e timekeeper 595 s kedzie av neilson george 73d st and coles av nickson m mucker o'connor barney foreman powers t foreman padlik john laborer 32 years purcell john 32d st and archer av patterson c driller's helper pfister j carpenter's helper old canal st reynolds william 4632 dear born st stankus t soe c mucker shodisk m driller's helper stevens g mucker foreman skinner edward driller stevenson john 75th st and railroad av schneitz or schiefs john la borer 71st st and s Chicago av sullivan john 47 years old 33d st near flsk st swanson carl laborer 23 years old 9122 houston av scott edward 63d st and ar mour av thorp john cook 55 years old tabeunis f mucker 317 e 41st st tomasa j driller thomas f driller white michael 30 years old 94th and ewing sts yandrolus w lured mmilmn moss crib mampaii john 1010 w 53th et mabioh hebmapt flainvllle lu meeds edward 3811 armour rt messenos j 97 commonwealth av killiie ziooan 3156 jva salle st bto&ah f 6434 jackson park av mre thomas pontiac lu oqlgbby moses 29 years old ovebet boss forsythe ga ffeifeb lee 3958 x.a salle st power thomas sbo2 princeton av pbbtob fbakk 7300 morgan st bedmo2td james 5210 armour av bedmohd 8 3814 dearborn st rose charl33 scaefeb james bismarok n d sevahsoh 0 133 w madison st shobt wa&teb 3334 state st skzhheb ed 4633 dearborn st 9hgkt d 31 years old 3609 prince ton av face ana bands burned - bobbell chaeles 352 honore av stjmmebs wm 3158 a saue st tookey michaex 339 Illinois st walters fred 51 halsted st wobthqtqton a 533 armour av continued on 4th page 2d column â€” h /â– â– "â– jn eather forecast j icago and vicinity cioudy p nd possible showers m resh and brisk northwest winds yf riday fair hm h winners all m kn advertisers who avail them f f'vap selves of the examiner want r j jm phone main 5000 m